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Hello. I have a Dell Inspiron 600m with both a wireless card and a regular cat5 ethernet. My problem is that when I run gaim, it only works when I'm connected to the internet on the wireless. When I try to connect to the wall with the other device deactivated, it just won't connect.
Yes. I'm actually posting using the wired card right now. I can update SuSE no problem with it and nothing else gives me problems. I'm connecting through the network at my college. We have a few spots where they've installed Apple AirPorts for wireless. There are proxy settings for access to http and https but they don't have any proxy settings for chat services such as aim or irc.
Oh and if you mean by internet services other chat services, no, I can't connect to anything like that. However everything works fine wirelessly. It almost seems as if it's seeing the wireless device and not the wired.
Well, I would assume that except that I can get gaim to work just fine on either from Windows on this machine. So I know they're not blocking acces to aim on it.
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